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Nauseated for 7 months.

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SerenityFaye
SerenityFaye

So the issue i am having is that I have been suffering from constant nausea every single day for a little over 7 months straight now. No pregnancy and there are also no triggers. Even though its an every day thing the timing is completely random, some days are also a bit more bearable than most though there are days where its hard to even go into work because of how intense it can get. No vomitting as for some reason i am unable to vomit unless in extreme pain in the stomach to where it literally makes me throw up. So far drs have done an ultrasound of the galbladder but havent found anything wrong. Has anyone else ever had an issue like this before?

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  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee SerenityFaye

    Posted

    Hallo, Has anyone thought this may be something to do with your ears? A bit like Vertigo?

    Also nausea can often be a complication of a neck problem with a compressed nerve. Do you twist your head around often? When you are driving maybe?

    When did you last have your eyes tested? That may help.

  • addie1617
    addie1617 SerenityFaye

    Posted

    Started with a stomach bug when I was 10 years old and 9 years later here I am. I would suggest going for food intolerance/allergy testing and doing an elimination diet. Even if you dont notice anything right after you eat it a specific food could still be doing it to you. Also baking soda with lemon in water can help with the relief in the meantime. Make sure your doctors check for all the big things like any parasites, H. Pilori, cancers and all that unlikely but good to rule out stuff. I know how much this sucks and I pray you feel better soon!

    • SerenityFaye
      SerenityFaye addie1617

      Posted

      I've tried the seeing if certain foods caused it to no effect. In fact I don't have to have eaten anything for it to start. I know I was tested for H.Pilori before due to having had a Stomach ulcer a few months prior and they found no trace of it they didnt really check for anything else though.

  • jennifer10322
    jennifer10322 SerenityFaye

    Posted

    Hi there. Just came across this post. I was experiencing the exact same thing. mine lasted about 2 months. random times too. could be morning or late in the day it started. forced myself into work but felt so unwell. my gp said it was anxiety. I know myself it wasn't that. I still get it now randomly . have you found a cause if yours yet?

    • SerenityFaye
      SerenityFaye jennifer10322

      Posted

      Yeah, mine can be either early morning, mid day or at night. Its very random but also every day. Ever since it started I havent had a day where I wasn't feeling nauseous. I have anxiety myself but I know its definitely not from that, so far no cause. Current doctors don't really seem to try to find the cause so I'm hoping when I switch doctors I can finally figure out whats causing it cause some days it gets so bad I can't even go to work.

    • jennifer10322
      jennifer10322 SerenityFaye

      Posted

      I was the same. And frustrated with the gp who says anxiety. I know it's not that. I am off work now due to other symptoms. that seemed to be the start of whatever is going on. do you have any other symptoms?

    • SerenityFaye
      SerenityFaye jennifer10322

      Posted

      So far no other symptoms. Hoping to get something figured out on the off chance of it progressing to that point of having other issues with it.

    • jennifer10322
      jennifer10322 SerenityFaye

      Posted

      I hope so too. Just a thought. have you had any antibody tests? I have a positive ANA and high thyroid antibodies. meaning autoimmune disease. the nausea could be linked to that.

    • SerenityFaye
      SerenityFaye jennifer10322

      Posted

      No, i haven't. My mom feels i should have had more testing done than what my doctors do. Thats why im changing soon. My uncle goes to a doctor that he said is very thorough with finding out whats wrong so just waiting for my new insurance to become active so i can make an appointment. I think after 7 months of it i should try getting to the bottom of it.

  • jennifer10322
    jennifer10322 SerenityFaye

    Posted

    Yes definitely. I was so pleased to read your post and know that someone else had symptoms like me. The Dr's make you think it's all I'm your head. I can only suggest maybe an Antibody test. 7 months is awful like that. I couldn't sleep some nights as it was so bad

  • jennifer10322
    jennifer10322 SerenityFaye

    Posted

    Yes definitely. I was so pleased to read your post and know that someone else had symptoms like me. The Dr's make you think it's all I'm your head. I can only suggest maybe an Antibody test. 7 months is awful like that. I couldn't sleep some nights as it was so bad

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